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If you don't want to replace an existing menu. How to make multiboot dvd for win xp sp3 and win 7 sp1. This site uses cookies More info It's Ok. Must be in Sources. However, it is very prevalent on the internet and the ISO file can be easily downloaded.

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You can post now and register later. Logically, removing a source, needs to reverse what was done to add it. Could not find usbdrive.

Would it display an error message or would it crash? Posted February 11, Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

How to edit boot menu names? Now guys the same question hold for xp and 7 i. By JaanviOctober 24, in Tips and Tricks.

Hello from Ecuador my question is. Add boot-critical drivers, loaded before start of Setup — adds a folder with custom drivers, loaded before start of Setup. I have no need to excuse for anything.

There should be an easier way.

And can i add. Gfx menu can go into any of the grub4dos menus- filles. Open advanced options and select to display all disks. If it has a different name, delete the old source See 15 in the FAQ and add the new. Insert image from URL.

Add XP Install ISOs using WinSetupFromUSB :: Easy2Boot

Hey guys i have a 16gb kingston data traveller pen drive and i made it multibootable using Winsetup uSb 1. Delete the following lines in bold: My internal disk is not shown during first Text mode part of Windows XPsetup. Well, adding a source and booting it is more that just copying a file.

To winsetup.lstt a bug in I removed image and put a good one.

I have a GB removable disk, but this tool cannot display my disk in the list. Sign in with Twitter. Posted January 13, Windows boot process and grub4dos wimboot.

grub4dos cosmutize menu.lst (working with WinSetupFromUSB)

And the boot manager when booted in EFI mode is the Windows bootmgr. Your USB drive contents should be as shown below and contain 6 files and one HBCD folder actually the only files needed are the grldr and menu.

You can also replace an ISO as long as it has the identical name by simply copying it over the existing file on the USB assuming there is sufficient space. Not sure what exactly this ISO has in it, nor where to get it from, but take a look at this tutorial about which option to use: I've edited your post to add code and spoiler tags. The boot manager for BIOS mode is grub4dos which has number of useful features allowing to boot nearly any linux ISO, beside all the goodies allowing multiple windows xp and such sources.

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